How to Say ‘Do you feel like it’ in Italian
Ti va
tee vah
[tee vah]
💬 Usage Tip: Add di plus any action to suggest a plan: Ti va di uscire? "Do you feel like going out?", Ti va di cenare? "Fancy having dinner?".
🇮🇹 In Italy: A light, low-pressure way to ask someone out by text. It's easy to say no to, which makes it a comfortable first invitation.
Phrase Breakdown
Ti
[tee]
to you / you
"Ti" is an informal object pronoun meaning "you" or "to you," depending on the verb.
Ti scrivo appena torno in ufficio.
I’ll write to you as soon as I get back to the office.
va
[vah]
do you feel like (it suits you)
From 'andare'; 'ti va di...' is a casual way to ask if someone feels like doing something.
Ti va di uscire stasera?
Do you feel like going out tonight?
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